Jack Casey

Jack Casey was born in Liverpool. A school teacher, he played as an amateur for Bromley between 1908-1911. During this period the team won the Spartan League, the Isthmian League (twice) and the FA Amateur Cup.

An outside-left, Jack Casey joined West Ham United and made his debut against Gillingham on 2nd November 1912. West Ham began a good run of form in January 1913 and a team that included Casey, George Hilsdon, Dan Bailey, Fred Harrison, George Butcher, Herbert Ashton and Albert Denyer, went through the rest of the season unbeaten. This included 7 games won and 8 games drawn. Casey ended up the season with 3 goals in 24 games. However, he was never a great goalscorer and only got 2 goals in 19 games.

The First World War brought an end to his career and he became a schoolmaster in West Ham.

 

 


Google
 

Educational Websites

Standards Site, BBC History, PBS Online, Open Directory Project, Virtual Library,
Education Forum, History GCSE, Design & Technology, Learn History, Music Teacher Resource,
Freepedia, Teach It, Science Active, Geography IST, Brighton Photographers, Sussex Photo History,
Compton History, Universal Teacher, English Teaching, English Online, History Learning Site,
History on the Net, Black History, Greenfield History, School History, HistoryWorld, I Love History,
E-HELP, Ed Podesta Blog, Macgregorish History, Historiasiglo20, Sintermeerten, ICT4LT

News and Search

Guardian Unlimited, Times Online, Daily Telegraph, The Independent, New York Times,
Washington Post, BBC, CNN, Yahoo News, New Scientist, Google News, Channel 4, ZDNet,
Google, Excite, Yahoo, MSN, Lycos, AOL Search, Hotbot, Metacrawler, Netscape, Ask, Search,
Go, Looksmart, Dogpile, Raging Search, All the Web, Kartoo, Search Engine Watch, About

















Spartacus Educational Privacy Policy